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    SMRT's current Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications Ms. Margaret Teo will be replacing Mr. Patrick Nathan as Chief Spokesman from next month.


    Ms. Margaret Teo, the current Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications at SMRT, will take over Mr. Patrick Nathan's Chief Spokesman role at transport operator SMRT Corp from next month. Mr. Nathan's resignation was announced to SMRT staff yesterday, slightly more than a week after The Straits Times reported the development. He will leave the company in March.


    Mr. Nathan's resignation is seen as a start of management changes at a company besieged with massive breakdowns and serious safety breaches
    Mr. Nathan, 56, joined SMRT in 2011 as Director of Security and Emergency Planning, but took on the role of Vice President of Corporate Communications in 2013.

    In an internal mail, the company said he was leaving to 'pursue other interests'.

    In a statement to staff, Mr. Nathan said, "I joined the company at a time of great change and was part of this incredible journey that saw significant upgrade and renewal programmes being undertaken to lift rail reliability.

    "I am extremely proud to be part of a public transport company that provides a front-line, daily and essential service to Singaporeans." He declined further comment when approached.

    Ms. Teo, whose LinkedIn profile said she has 20 years of tourism and hospitality experience in the Singapore Tourism Board, could not be reached for comment.

    She holds a distinction in Master of Business (International Marketing) from the Curtin University of Technology in Australia and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the National University of Singapore. In August 2014, she became SMRT's Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications.
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    30 Jan 2018

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    SMRT's current Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications Ms. Margaret Teo will be replacing Mr. Patrick Nathan as Chief Spokesman from next month.


    Ms. Margaret Teo, the current Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications at SMRT, will take over Mr. Patrick Nathan's Chief Spokesman role at transport operator SMRT Corp from next month. Mr. Nathan's resignation was announced to SMRT staff yesterday, slightly more than a week after The Straits Times reported the development. He will leave the company in March.


    Mr. Nathan's resignation is seen as a start of management changes at a company besieged with massive breakdowns and serious safety breaches
    Mr. Nathan, 56, joined SMRT in 2011 as Director of Security and Emergency Planning, but took on the role of Vice President of Corporate Communications in 2013.

    In an internal mail, the company said he was leaving to 'pursue other interests'.

    In a statement to staff, Mr. Nathan said, "I joined the company at a time of great change and was part of this incredible journey that saw significant upgrade and renewal programmes being undertaken to lift rail reliability.

    "I am extremely proud to be part of a public transport company that provides a front-line, daily and essential service to Singaporeans." He declined further comment when approached.

    Ms. Teo, whose LinkedIn profile said she has 20 years of tourism and hospitality experience in the Singapore Tourism Board, could not be reached for comment.

    She holds a distinction in Master of Business (International Marketing) from the Curtin University of Technology in Australia and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the National University of Singapore. In August 2014, she became SMRT's Head of Corporate Marketing and Communications.
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